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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1961
Page
6
Gardeners can prolong lilac color into July by selecting late bloomers such as syringa villosa and its hybrids Lutece and Henryi, along with Royalty and syringa pekinensis. The Peking lilac offers background height and reddish bark, while amurensis japonica grows as a tree with large panicles. The late lilacs provide fragrant, structural interest when other blooms fade.
No 7747 probate matter in Cass County Iowa real estate admin notice states Mayme I. Lang named Executrix of Hobert E. Lang deceased. Creditors urged to file claims by law. debtors to pay to Executrix, attorney DeKay and Barnes, Atlantic. Dated May 27 1961. State Printing Board to meet June 9 1961 in Des Moines to receive bids on various state print items and papers.
Elk Horn residents Elk Horn Howard and Robert Esbeck with Max Sander spent the weekend fishing at Dorons resort in Minnesota. Vance Hansen of Sterling Colorado stayed as an overnight guest of his sister Mrs. Robert Esbeck. Dr and Mrs Robert Knorr and family of Tulsa Oklahoma concluded a visit with her parents.
AP data from Omaha and Chicago show hogs steady to mixed, with barrows and gilts up to 26 higher in Chicago week close while sows hold. Cattle slaughter steers and heifers gain 50 to 75 cents, utilities fall slightly. Lambs and sheep move mixed with lambs mostly higher and ewes down. prime lots and yearlings priced up to 24.50.
The report notes shorn fed lambs weighing 99 to 198 pounds withNo 1 and 2 pelts at 15.59 to 16.90 per unit. Good and choice 85 pound old-crop wooled lambs at 16.75. Late sales call lists choice shorn slaughter ewes at 3.50 to 4.25.
Dr W F Giegerich lectured on concepts of arthritic and rheumatic diseases to about five nurses at Atlantic Memorial hospital. He noted little new progress in 300 years but said pain relief has improved with rest physical therapy and aspirin. He covered four of ten divisions and answered questions for the group seeking hospital and public insight.
Lester Baron, an Atlantic grocer, suffered severe facial cuts after a fall on the sidewalk near his home yesterday requiring several stitches.
Allen son of Mrs. Alice Mc Neese is a patient at Atlantic Memorial hospital. Names of released individuals include Mrs. Raymond Sorensen Audubon Mrs. William Richter Wiota Mrs. Roy Jahnke Lewis Lloyd Carter Whota Richard Boggs Atlantic Mrs. Henry Alff Anita Harry Koehrsen Atlantic Edgar Howard Elms street and Mrs. Clair Aldrich Maple street. Massena names Mrs. Clara Dallinger Grant City Mo Mr and Mrs Keith Kermann and children spent weekend with Avis Kermann. Lauralee stayed with Bonnie Kermann for Evangelical Bible school. Krauths visit son and daughter-in-law in Denver. Beals family from Maryville spent weekend with LeRoy Mehlmann and Beals completes course at Northwestern Missouri State college. family to move to Des Moines. Fletcher couple from Palmetto Fla visiting. Guests from distance include Mrs Ed Peden Minneapolis and Mrs Elmer Buboltz Omaha. Commencement at Iowa State Ames features Mr and Mrs William Holaday Roger Holaday Marvin Bissell and Aldyce Jack Platt Linda Donald and Mrs Louise Platt. Mick O Marlowe earned engineering degree.
East Eighth Street was transferred to Nebraska Methodist Hospital in Omaha. The notice records a change in property or street designation affecting hospital boundary access and local navigation.
Griswold Sam B. Hemeted left Thursday for an indefinite stay with relatives in Edmonton Canada He plans to visit Saskatoon En route home he will spend time in Salt Lake City He attends the high school graduation of granddaughter Virginia Cook at Newton where Zell and Mrs Cook are connected with the band program in the schools Mr and Mrs Frank Wyman of Nevada Missouri were weekend visitors here.
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